Bar · New York
23 Lexington Avenue, New York, United States
Broken Shaker is a rooftop cocktail bar offering handcrafted cocktails and fresh bites with sweeping views of Manhattan.
Regulars and our editors tag it for private hire, food served, cocktail bar, happy hour, rooftop bar, hotel bar and 21+.
Doors open from 16:00 at the earliest in the week, and the latest it serves is 01:00. 8 other pubs on PubCrawl sit within a 3 minute walk, so it is easy to build a crawl around.
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The Broken Shaker is open Tue–Wed 16:00–00:00; Thu–Sat 16:00–01:00. It is closed Monday and Sunday. Hours can change over bank holidays and big fixtures, so check before a late start.
The Broken Shaker is a bar at 23 Lexington Avenue, New York, United States. 8 other pubs listed on PubCrawl are within a short walk.
The Globe, Ampersand, Dog & Bone and Plug Uglies are all within a short walk, and each has a page on PubCrawl with hours and reviews.
Yes — The Broken Shaker has outdoor space listed on PubCrawl. Capacity outdoors is usually smaller than inside, so a big group should arrive early on a warm evening.
Yes — The Broken Shaker is listed as serving food. Kitchen hours are normally shorter than bar hours.
Bookings are handled by the pub, not through PubCrawl. Call +1-212-475-1920 to ask about tables or a space for a group.
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